Affordable Lab Tests Now At Your Doorstep: KlinicApp

KlinicApp is the first company where patients or consumers can compare blood test prices.

Now the rates of different path-labs can be compared with just a click. KlinicApp, an e-diagnostic company developed in Nov 2015, brings in affordable lab tests with standardized services at doorstep of patients. It is one of the fastest growing and trend setting company. //

It is solving the customers' problem of discovering pathological services through its in-company developed technology platform (App and website) and standardization of home services by well-trained phlebotomists from its certified lab network PAN India.

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‘KlinicApp, an e-diagnostic company enables customers to discover, compare and choose from the best affordable pathological and home services available.’

Operating as an online aggregator of organized and unorganized labs in India, it is the first company where patients/ consumers can compare blood test prices offered again through the tech platform.

The company's mission is to deliver on demand, high quality diagnostic/ pathology services at affordable pricing anytime anywhere in India.

KlinicApp technology platform, founded by Satkam Divya, has delivered services to more than 50,000 customers across 40 cities so far, conducting more than 1 mn blood tests, the annualized GBV (Gross Booking Value) is at INR 175 million.

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